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(More customer reviews)This is a wonderful fantasy novel that even someone with a mild interest in the realm of fantasy would enjoy. The Egyptian elements were a nice touch that is rarely found in YA fantasy and will also help to perhaps make the reader more curious.
There were some missteps with wording but nothing that I found annoying or distracting. The tale itself held my interest from start to finish. The only thing that kept my review from being 5-star was the font. The font the author chose is one that can be difficult to read, especially for weak eyes. Yes, it goes with the tale but it makes it hard for the reader. The cover is excellent and the author has a wonderful book that should go far.
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From the scrolls of ancient Egypt a fable unfolds...CIVILIZATION has been gifted to earth, started in Egypt and now must be protected. However, being born first but in secrecy, Nandi's legacy--the protector of the secrets of civilization (the Oath of Serenity)--has been falsely claimed by an evil half brother she never knew she had... in a bizarre twist of fate, either can unleash it but only one may possess it. In Kemet, many do not believe in Mer Wer, a mystical land hidden in a rainforest of Africa, but it is about to surface quite literally. The urgent 'Calling of Charge' gongs and Mer Wer comes to collect one of its own--the non-believing thirteen-year old named Nandi.She is about to be initiated into an ancient and mystical society to prepare for in the coming fourteen days--just a fortnight--three realities bestowed by her coin (an aged coin that once belonged to her deceased mother) will be confirmed; the Runes are unprecedented, a resurrection from the Nile is possible, and her birth is the 'Promised Legacy' of Egypt. So to Mer Wer she shall go for she is the only one who can renew it honorably. NANDI AND THE RENEWAL OF SERENITY (trilogy) is an epic "sword and sorcery" quest taken by a peasant, two valiant friends, three apprentices and their seer, three heartless villains; a most unexpected ending and lots of mystical touches. Like The Hobbit it includes historical particulars, depicting the period's cultural respect for spirituality and echoes the themes of companionship and resilience of the human spirit when faced with adversity. Also celestial possibilities happen. Unlike so many young-adult fantasy books today that rely on sexual or violent innuendo, this novel offers a more suitable reading experience while bringing hair-raising adventure to the fore.
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